The Baneasa Airport will host the second edition of the “City’s Socialist Automobiles” exhibition on Saturday, October 1, from 10:00 a.m. to 16:00 p.m. The exhibition will feature vehicles once operational in Bucharest during the 1950s and 1980s. Automobiles that existed in Bucharest in the 1950s-1980s and their stories come together in an exceptional exhibition

The famous monument in Bucharest, the Arch of Triumph, will close soon. Interested tourists can still see the exceptional panorama from the top of the monument until October 16. According to Bucharest’s general mayor, Nicusor Dan, the Arch of Triumph is open every Saturday and Sunday, between 12:00 and 20:00, until October 16. Bucharest residents

Bucharest presents Romanian Jewelry Week 2022, an event dedicated to Romanian designers to the delight of all jewelry lovers. Romanian Jewelry Week 2022 will showcase 190 modern jewelry designers, 9 group shows, and six cultural venues in Bucharest. Therefore, the event has a certain artistic weight for those passionate about the beauty of jewelry and

Romanian Village Day is exceptional for everything that it means Romanian traditions, culture and history. The National Village Museum of Dimitri Gusti from Bucharest hosts the Day of Romanian Village celebration on Sunday, September 25, where everybody is expected. If you are in Bucharest this weekend, you should go to the Village Museum to learn

Romanian-origin artist, Anca Seel Constantin, is presenting a new exhibition of her artworks in Bucharest, entitled ”Geography of Words”. The collection represents a journey of knowledge through the colours and shapes of the artist’s works of art in Bucharest. After exhibiting at the Graphics Salon and the Institut du Monde Arabe in Paris, at Gallery

Bucharest Jazz Festival celebrated Bucharest’s Anniversary with three days of live concerts, which delighted the spectators of the festival. As part of the “Bucharest Days” anniversary program, the ninth edition of the Bucharest Jazz Festival celebrated the city to the rhythms of Romanian jazz alongside the capital’s residents and artists. Between September 16 and 18,

The White Night of Galleries returns with the 16th edition in Bucharest and the 6th national edition for a unique cultural experience. From September 30 to October 2, everyone is invited to discover the route of the most surprising cultural places. This year’s edition of the event Noaptea Albă a Galeriilor / NAG Bucharest (White

Bucharest Days, also known as the city’s anniversary, is anticipated in September and will feature various fun events and activities for the capital’s citizens. The Bucharest Days event, which runs from September 16–18, is organized by Capital City Hall through ARCUB. The following events are scheduled to take place: the Bucharest Jazz Festival (16-18 September,

The Bucharest International Poetry Festival (FIPB), which will feature public readings, cinema screenings, art exhibitions, recitals, theatre productions, concerts, performances, and experimental digital art programs, will hold its 12th annual edition between September 12 to September 18. Poets from Argentina, Brazil, Bulgaria, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Italy, Latvia, UK, the Republic of Moldova, Peru, Poland,

The National Museum of the Romanian Peasant will host the 10th Peasant Museum Days, which will feature new exhibitions, a festival of tales from the Via Transilvanica, a hiking trail, book launches, workshops, an icon fair, and movie screenings. The Peasant Museum and the National Museum of Ethnography and Natural History in Chisinau, with the